School Uniform and Stationery to the Children of Quake Victim

Total of 76 students of Camp Hope were provided with complete set of uniform. It consisted of complete uniform set (the shirt, pant/skirt, sweater, coat, tie and belt, shoes and shocks), bags, shoe polish and brush.

The financial support was of Namlo Europa and was implemented by Krish Bhattarai as a program consultant of Namlo in Nepal.

Yarmasing suffered severe devastation during the earthquake of April 25, 2015. Most houses were flattened to the ground and all infrastructure such as roads, trails, water and electric was destroyed. Because of continued seismic activity and the fact that the monsoon was coming, in May, 2015, the Nepalese government decreed the area to be unsafe and about 1,150 villagers were forced to leave, what a narrow escape it was.

They fled to Kathmandu looking for the safer place. Currently these people manage to stay in temporary shelters in Boudha where 18 temporary shelters are built. The students of these tents attend in Samata School in Boudha. This hundred rupee school which is cheapest in the town is only 5 minutes from the camp. The students sharing these tents attend from play group to grade 12, most of them in Samata School.

The other Day, Mr. Marty Clarke from US donated the kids with the stationery items such as books, story collections, pencils and notebooks. Marty is one of the donors of Namlo Europa.

Students from higher grade thank Namlo Europa for the generosity and for helping them with uniform sets.